RE: How to?: 3d posters

[P3D Joel Alpers <joel.alpers@xxxxxxxxxxx>]

(Note: This message from Lincoln got sifted out, as it was CC'd to the list rather
then sent directly - Bob W has fixed the problem)   - Joel.


Printers are not big fans of short run printings, and 20 posters would be
considered miniscule (sp?).

At first I thought that maybe your solution would be to go digital, because
computer print houses are used to doing onesy twosy's, and would actually
discount many of the prints aftert the fist one.  But it could still cost
(depending on which way you get it printed) $20 to $200 a print.  I am sorry
that I don't have any inexpensive ideas.  You may need to do it your self,
but that could end up being more agrivation, and not much cheaper.  You
would have to either screen print it, or use a dark room.  Both ways you
would need to figure out on you own with experimentation, and you may never
get it quite right.  I only know one person (I am sure there are more, but I
haven't met them) that have succesfully printed anaglyphs photograpicaly,
and he spent a long time making filters to get it right.

Lincoln Kamm
Maker of 3-D STUFF
http://www.concentric.net/~3dstereo


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